Craig Crosby

Staff Writer

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Published
January 19, 2015

Car crashes into Hattie’s Chowder House in Hallowell

The restaurant, at the corner of Water and Winthrop streets, is open after a car slid on ice and skidded into the building Sunday night.
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January 19, 2015

Livermore woman killed in Fayette accident

Route 17 in Fayette reopened at 3 p.m. after being closed for most of the day as crews worked to contain propane leaking from a Downeast Energy truck that rolled onto Diane Gould’s SUV.
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January 17, 2015

Shooting highlights outpatient treatment for mentally ill in Augusta

Those with severe and persistent mental illness often meet with teams of specialists to help them live in the community.
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January 16, 2015

Gardiner police investigate possible home invasion

Police are investigating a report that at least one man, possibly armed, broke into an occupied Highland Avenue apartment.
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January 15, 2015

Maine farmers get Facebook, Web page tutorial

Farmers need to identify a need and fill the niche, just like any other business, according to the cooperative extension.
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January 15, 2015

Ice cream social to support Monmouth family set for Saturday

Fielder’s Choice Ice Cream in Sabattus will host a fundraiser for the terminally ill Mike St. Jean and his family.
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January 14, 2015

After crash, both northbound lanes of I-95 open through Augusta

Traffic on the highway had been snarled since Tuesday, when a garbage truck crashed into a guardrail, spilling much of its load.
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January 12, 2015

Windsor man still in Portland hospital after Friday standoff

Wayne Bland remains hospitalized after shooting himself in the face during a weekend standoff at his Barton Road home.
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January 11, 2015

Winthrop’s Carleton Woolen Mill lands on national register

At one time, the Winthrop Mills Company was the largest firm in the country that produced woolen bed blankets and cotton warp.
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January 9, 2015

Maine Marine Patrol promotes Cornish to chief

Jon Cornish replaces Joe Fessenden as head of the agency that enforces the state’s fishing laws.